Lizzy Rosenberg
Managing EditorLizzy Rosenberg is an Ithaca College graduate, Green Matters' Managing Editor, a Catskills-based nature enthusiast, and a helicopter (dog) mom. When she isn't assigning, editing, and writing stories about the world's inevitable demise, she's hiking with her rescue pup, dancing at a concert, teaching ski lessons, or planning her next trip.
More From Lizzy Rosenberg
These Food Puzzles for Dog Will Stimulate Their Brains and Keep Them Occupied
If your dog needs a little extra mental stimulation, or if they simply need a distraction, there are so many food puzzles that will keep them occupied.
The Great Salt Lake’s Toxic Dust Is Just One Sign of Its Imminent Collapse
The Great Salt Lake is on the brink of collapsing, as shown by a recent study. The toxic dust is just one of many issues created by its drought.
As Bear Creek Water Levels Rise, Merced, Calif. Homes Face Flood Risks
Bear Creek water levels in Merced, Calif. have risen exponentially — to the point that communities across the county have been almost fully submerged.
Ben and Jerry’s Latest Vegan Flavor Is Our New Dessert Obsession
If you're looking for an animal-free sweet treat, look no further than Ben & Jerry's latest vegan flavor, Oatmeal Dream Pie.
U.K. Plastic Plate Ban Is Yet Another Step Towards a Plastic-Free Nation
After announcing a potential ban on single-use plastic cutlery in 2022, the U.K. is now enforcing a highly necessary ban on plastic plates.
Your Local Farm May Be Looking To Feed Your Discarded Christmas Trees to Their Goats (Exclusive)
Can goats eat Christmas trees? As many of us are still looking to discard our tree in the middle of January, you may be able to feed your local farm's goats.
Will This Storm Help the California Drought? Despite Torrential Rain, the Shortage Continues
After an atmospheric river and ongoing rain storms flooded the west coast, is the California drought finally over?
Lucrative Environmental Jobs That Will Pay the Bills — And Then Some
If you're looking for a job in the environmental field that's both high paying and fulfilling, there are many green jobs that pay the big bucks.
Noah Schnapp Has Released Plant-Based Nutella and a Vegan Sprinkles Cupcake — Is He Vegan?
'Stranger Things' star Noah Schnapp has released a plant-based version of Nutella, as well as a vegan sprinkles cupcake. So, is he actually vegan?
Several Have Died at Yellowstone National Park While “Hot Potting” — Here's What That Means
What is hot potting? Some in Yellowstone have taken to boiling themselves alive — and unfortunately, many have died as a result of attempting it.
TikTok Star, Tabitha Brown, Launches a Vegan Food Line at Target — What You Should Know
TikTok creator, Tabitha Brown, has launched her own line of vegan food at Target. But where is it available, and when can we expect to see it?
Germany Generated a Historical Amount of Electricity From Wind Energy This Week
Germany, which is considered a world leader in wind energy, produced a record-breaking amount of electricity derived from wind energy this week.
Toxic Algal Blooms, Triggered by Human Waste and Climate Change, Close Cape Cod Poisons Shorelines
Cape Cod residents are outraged after a "toxic stew" of algae, caused by human negligence and climate change, deems shorelines unsafe across the region.
Chipotle’s New Plant-Powered Bowls Are Our New Go-to Order
What are Chipotle's new Plant-Powered Bowls? Although the chain notoriously has many plant-based options, these are truly mouth-watering.
Biden Administers Federal Assistance to Havasupai Tribe, After Ongoing Arizona Floods
Biden has officially declared the ongoing floods in Arizona a federal disaster to the Havasupai Tribes, in order to get them federal assistance.
Polar Plunges Are Being Posted All Over TikTok — But Are They Safe?
All over TikTok you've likely seen folks do "polar plunges" for charity — but are they safe?
Fungal Infections Like Histoplasmosis are Becoming More Common, Thanks to Climate Change
Histoplasmosis is a serious disease triggered by fungi, which is becoming increasingly prevalent in communities across the country.
Can Starbucks’ Pistachio Latte Be Made Vegan? What to Know About the Popular New Drink
Starbucks now offers enough milk substitutes to forgo animal products when ordering a latte — but is it possible to order a vegan Pistachio Latte?
Know Before You Go: Are Elephant Experiences Ethical?
If you're going to Thailand or other countries, doing an elephant ride or visiting a sanctuary may sound tempting, but are any of them actually ethical?
Cosmetics Testing on Animals Is Now Banned in New York — Where Is It Still Legal?
Where is cosmetics testing on animals banned, and where is it still legal? We hope to see more bans in future years.
Bomb Cyclone in Sacramento to Bring Heavy Rains, High Winds, and More
After an atmospheric river brought heavy rains to the Bay Area, a bomb cyclone is now expected to slam Sacramento with rain and high winds.
Does Your Baby Have a Milk Allergy? Here’s What You Should Know
Why do babies have milk allergies? There are a number of factors that could contribute to an infant's intolerance, but it's important to respond accordingly.
What Triggered Los Angeles’ Latest Swim Advisory? Surfers, Read On
Los Angeles beachgoers are being asked to stay away from the water with a recent swim advisory, as ongoing storms have possibly contaminated the water.
Would Adding Environmental Impact Labels to Fast Food Influence Buying Habits?
Would putting climate labels on fast food change the way people eat? A study shows it could lead to minor societal shifts, that could result in a positive impact.
Parts of Seattle on Flood-Watch After Several Homes Sustain Serious Damage
Floods across the state of Washington are submerging parts of Seattle and Tacoma, causing several neighborhoods to evacuate their homes.
‘Ocean Emergency: Currents of Hope’ Documentary: What It’s About, How to Watch, and More
What is ‘Ocean Emergency: Currents of Hope’ about? The new documentary, which aired on the CW earlier this week, has garnered quite a bit of buzz.
The U.S. EPA Is Targeting PFAS in Food Containers
In a recent lawsuit, the EPA is targeting PFAS in plastic containers that are used to contain food, cleaning supplies, and toiletries.
Almost 500,000 Are Without Power Across Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire
Regional New England power outages have resulted from several days of damaging winds and large amounts of rain sweeping Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire.
Water Outages in Asheville, N.C.: Water Outage Map, Causes, and More
Water outages across Asheville, N.C. are making it difficult for residents to go about their daily lives. But what is causing them?
The 52 Hike Challenge Inspires Others to Get Outside
What is the 52 hike challenge? It's an awesome way to get people outside.
British Columbia Is Experiencing the Wrath of King Tides — What Does That Mean?
While the tide changes everywhere on planet Earth (thanks to the moon!), king tides are wreaking havoc in British Columbia right now.
The Death Toll From Philippines’ Floods Is Still Rising
How many have died as a result of flooding in the Philippines? Unfortunately, several people have been found dead — and many are still missing.
Northern California Gears up for a Category 4 Atmospheric River
What is an atmospheric river? Northern California is preparing for a category 4 storm to hit the region in the next few days following the holidays.
Give Your Loved Ones the Gift of TikTok's Butter Candle This Year — But Make It Vegan
The butter candle has gone viral on TikTok, so we've decided to give a tutorial on how to make a vegan butter candle.
Basement Flooding 101: What to Do if There’s Water Downstairs
Because flooding will only become increasingly common with global warming, here's what you should do if water builds up in your basement.
Here's Everything You Need to Know About the Viral 12-3-30 Workout
What is the 12-3-30 workout? The workout, which went viral on TikTok earlier this year, has garnered tremendous attention for lost souls at the gym.
Yes, Pink Iguanas Exist — Several Hatchlings Were Recently Discovered in the Galápagos
Where do pink iguanas live? Although the reptile species is extremely endangered, a group of hatchlings was recently discovered on the Galápagos.
At Least Three Killed and One Injured in Russia’s Pipeline Explosion
A gas pipeline in Chuvashia that funnels fuel to the rest of Europe reportedly exploded, resulting in at least three deaths and one injury.
Kona Low Weather System Results in Widespread Damage Across Hawaii's Big Island
A major winter storm called Kona Low Storm System slammed Hawaii's Big Island on Tuesday, Dec. 20, resulting in widespread damage, outages, and more.
Texas' Unreliable Electricity Grid May Not Hold Up Against Winter Storm Elliott
Is Texas' power grid going to freeze? Impending winter weather resulting from Winter Storm Elliott could bring power outages to the Lone Star state.
EPA Tackles Pollution by Tightening Truck Emission Restrictions
The EPA has restricted truck emissions in an effort to lower air pollution.
Cities Across the Country Are Gearing Up for Winter Storm Elliott’s Wrath
Because Winter Storm Elliott is bringing blizzard-like conditions to cities nationwide, understanding its path is important.
Humboldt County Earthquake Caused Structural Damage, Power Outages, and Injuries
Fortuna, Calif. and Humboldt County as a whoole was slammed by a 6.4-magnitude earthquake, resulting in structural damage, outages, and injuries.
Plunging Earthworm Populations Could Collapse Entire Ecosystems
Why are earthworms so important? A U.K. study shows populations may have dropped by a third, which could severely impact a wide range of species.
A White Christmas in Chicago May Be Possible, With Blizzards in the Forecast
With winter storm warnings in Chicago, many are gearing up for possibly several feet of snow.
Bundle Up — Here’s the Gear You Need for a Winter Biking Session
Are you a cyclist? You don't have to stop cycling once winter begins — we've compiled a list of cold weather biking gear, so you can keep cycling year-round.
A Brazilian Oil Company Is Putting the Amazon River’s Unique Coral Reef in Danger
Why is the Amazon River's coral reef in danger? A Brazilian oil company has plans to drill for oil within close proximity to the reef, endangering the ecosystem.
After the Holidays, Disney’s Gingerbread Houses Feed Pollinators
What happens to Disney's iconic gingerbread houses after the holidays? They don't go to waste — instead, the chocolate feeds local pollinators.
EPA Finds 85 Companies Responsible for Contaminating New Jersey's Passaic River
New Jersey's Lower Passaic River is heavily polluted, and the EPA has found 85 public and private companies responsible for its cleanup.
5 Environmental True Crime Series, to Get Your Blood Pumping
While crime docuseries are all the rage these days, get your blood pumping — and learn about important climate issues — with these environmental crime docuseries.